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Navigator Using a drill-down category system, you create a navigational category structure, similar to Yahoo and other portals, where you have a logical order of category and subcategory levels that navigate as a tree. This is quite intuitive to your visitors and quite easy for you to keep organized. Rather than links, as with a traditional search engine, navigator's categories are filled with content ... articles, information, text, pure and simple, html rich and complex, all highly organized. Navigator powered sites can run live, with PHP, or can be statically generated by the engine. 06-Apr-2005 Hits: 70 Rating: 3.50 Votes: 2 [Details] [Rate] [Send URL] [Broken link?] [Customization] [Request script installation] Category:   CGI & Perl - Site Navigation

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Plug It! Plug It! can be used as a header/footer script, or you can simply use it as an insertion script. Basically, whatever you put in the text file can be shown on one or multiple pages with ease! 27-Aug-2005 Hits: 177 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0 [Details] [Rate] [Send URL] [Broken link?] [Customization] [Request script installation] Category:   CGI & Perl - Site Navigation

3.	PERL tListe tListe PERL is a TreeView perl Script. You can read data in a file (default) or database. 03-Aug-2005 Hits: 91 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0 [Details] [Rate] [Send URL] [Broken link?] [Customization] [Request script installation] Category:   CGI & Perl - Site Navigation

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Thumper II - Web Portal Thumper II provides an entire Web Community. Comes with Chat Rooms, Message Boards, IM Tool, Photo Gallery plus more. Visitors may have their own web pages created for them. All features are customizable. Easy to install and PCShoals will support you throughout the process. Will install on our servers for a test period or on a permanent basis. Money back if not satisfied (see our page for detailed info). We will not leave you in a learch. 01-Apr-2005 Hits: 90 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0 [Details] [Rate] [Send URL] [Broken link?] [Customization] [Request script installation] Category:   CGI & Perl - Site Navigation

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whatsnew.pl A simple PERL script that will check the modification time of a selection of pages in a site and list the most recently changed sorted on the date of the most recent changes. It does not simply traverse directories finding each and every file but you tell it what files to look for, and what URL's they belong to. Thus you may have one entry for a number of pages, in order not to clutter your list with a lot of individual files all belonging together. The most recently changed file defines the date attached to the entry. 29-Aug-2005 Hits: 74 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0 [Details] [Rate] [Send URL] [Broken link?] [Customization] [Request script installation] Category:   CGI & Perl - Site Navigation